The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-13

Mitchell q bro.
WANTED-A good oyster opener by
r. B. Hayes.
Pure North Carolina mountain whisky
at the Ray View Bar.
A pretty line of Fall calicoes at Col. R.
G. Mitch lis.
Apples, of several kinds, at F. G..
Mitchell & Bros.
Fine lot of Ladies and Gents Shoes
at Col. Mitchell's.
Choice "Pipping Sweets" apples,
cheap at F. G. Mitchell & Bros.
Fresh N Y. state Goshen Butter, 3Oc
pound at Col. Mitchell's.
Miss Lydia Parish and Mrs. Lucy
Dowdy returned home Friday last from
visit to friends in Hertford county.
A handsome lot of Ladies' trimmed
and untrimmed Hats, Just received at
Col. Mitchell's.
Mr.. S. P. Wixon left for an extended
trip through Northampton county last
night in the interest of this paper.
WANTED-A man to do good Black
Smith work and Horse Shoeing. Per-
M tnent position guaranteed. Apply to
/. A. Harris, Edenton, n. @.
A beautiful mountain of Snow cream.
and not lessened in value by the fact
that it contains the best of every thing
needed in it's makeup. is found in Ole
of Moore s Milk Shakes
WANTED-A man with small capital
to ingage in paying business in Eden
ton. For information apply to H, y
FISHERMAN & FARM RS Office If
Extraordinary but nevertheless true
We refer to the announcement of b. F
johnson & Co., of Richmond, in which
they propose to show working and ener-
getic men how to make from 500 to
$500 month over and above expenses.
Miss Cora Mitchell who has been visi-
ting friends in Virginia, returned home
Friday last, bringing with her two
charming Sehoolmates, Miss Fannie
Ballard, of Churc land, Va, and Miss
Carrie Harney, of Columbia. N. G.
The following of our citizens, with
Dthers, left yesterday for Philadelphia to
attend the new centennial exercises and
goods: Messrs. w. o. Elliott, d. New
man, L. Levy, R. J. Mitchell and E. G.
Brinkley. Our best wishes go with
hem.
Mrs. J. r. B. Hathaway is visiting
riends in Maryland. Mr.. S. H. Harris
left Saturday for his home in Suffolk.
Mrs. S. P. Wixon is visiting friends at
.Vinton. Mrs. Mary S. Baily returned
o Willmiamston yesterday. Mrs. R.
B. Drain, with children, returned home
rom Nag's Head on Friday.
have on hand Fl. P. "Eclipse''
engine, on sills, one 90 Saw "Centen
dial7 Cotton Gin, Feeder and Condenser,
md one Ball " Cotton press, belt, ETC.,
Ill in first class running order and ready
for use. Price for whole outfit $3.50.
delivered at Plymouth, n. G. Time
given if desired on part of purchase
money. Address T. A. PERRY, Ply
mouth, n. G.. TT.
Mr.. ]. R. B. Hathaway accompanied
Rev. J. VIM. Lee to his home in New
York where it is hoped he will soon
his lost strength and be able
to return unto our people. His services
IS a minister and his business connec-
t on with our people has won for him
the respect and good wishes of all, who |
Join us in expressions of hope for his |
and safety in travel and for his
early return.
The citizens, in a meeting called for |
the purpose, passed, on Monday, suitable
memorializing the Board of !
to repeal all ordinances with
reference to hitching horses, ETC.. on the |
streets of the town. Right! give the
people from the country every suitable
privilege. They deserve our every con-
looking to their convenience,
tc., while in town spending their mon
y and attending to their business inter-
st.
We advise the parents of children in
Gdenton and the country around to read
he advertisement of the Edenton Gra-
led School which will be found in this
,aper, and to consider fully their inter
st in it.
For several years the school has strug-
led with the various difficulties Incl
ent to it infancy. During last year a
uit was pending which involved the
alidity of all laws for Graded Schools
nd caused a suspension of the Edenton
chool, for several months. In Febru-
ry last the supreme Court of the State
endered a decision sustaining the
,denton law and settling the powers of
he Legislature in the matter. Promptly
hereafter the Legislature passed an
law for Edenton which prac- r
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